South Korea — BTS member Jung Kook is giving rising K-pop girl group RESCENE another major boost after sharing a video of the group’s performance of “Love Attack” on his social media.
The BTS star posted footage of RESCENE performing at Spotify House Seoul, held at Anderson C in Seoul’s Seongdong District on September 10. The performance quickly attracted attention because it was not the first time Jung Kook had publicly highlighted the rookie group.
Jung Kook shares RESCENE’s “Love Attack” stage
Jung Kook’s latest post featured RESCENE performing “Love Attack” live at the Spotify event.
Rather than simply appearing at the event, Jung Kook personally captured and shared the group’s performance, giving RESCENE another wave of exposure to his enormous global audience.
The moment immediately caught the attention of K-pop fans, particularly because Jung Kook had already shown interest in RESCENE earlier this year.
It’s the second time Jung Kook has highlighted RESCENE
The latest post is significant because it marks the second recent occasion on which Jung Kook has publicly shared content connected to RESCENE.
In July, he shared a video of RESCENE member Minami covering his solo song “Still With You.” Jung Kook also added “yaho,” a phrase associated with Minami, to his post.
That earlier interaction had already attracted attention from fans because Minami has previously spoken about being a BTS fan before her debut.
Jung Kook’s decision to spotlight the group again has therefore made his support one of the latest talking points surrounding RESCENE.
RESCENE gets another global spotlight
For RESCENE, being featured on Jung Kook’s social media is significant exposure for a relatively young group.
The girl group is part of a newer generation of K-pop acts competing for attention in an increasingly crowded industry. A post from one of the world’s most recognizable K-pop stars can introduce their music and performances to audiences far beyond their existing fan base.
The timing is also notable. RESCENE performed alongside other artists at Spotify House Seoul, including RIIZE, Yves and Diplo, giving the event a broad mix of K-pop and international music talent.
Jung Kook also shared RIIZE performance
RESCENE was not the only act to receive attention from Jung Kook.
Reports also noted that the BTS member shared footage of RIIZE performing “Get A Guitar” from the same Spotify event.
That suggests Jung Kook was actively documenting performances that caught his attention during the gathering rather than making his RESCENE post an isolated social-media appearance.
Still, the repeated attention toward RESCENE has naturally stood out to fans.
Why fans are watching the Jung Kook–RESCENE connection
There is no indication that Jung Kook’s posts represent a formal collaboration or upcoming project with RESCENE.
For now, the confirmed story is simpler: Jung Kook has publicly shared RESCENE-related content twice, first featuring Minami’s cover of his song and now the group’s live “Love Attack” performance.
That distinction matters as online speculation can quickly turn a social-media interaction into claims about future collaborations that have not been announced.
For RESCENE, however, the attention itself is already valuable.
A single social-media post from Jung Kook can put a rising group’s performance in front of millions of K-pop fans worldwide, potentially bringing new listeners to the group and its music.
A small post with a big K-pop impact
Jung Kook’s latest RESCENE post illustrates how influential interactions between established and emerging K-pop artists can be.
RESCENE gets another moment in the global spotlight, while Jung Kook once again shows that he is paying attention to artists from the industry’s newer generation.
Whether the connection remains a series of supportive social-media posts or eventually develops into something more remains unknown.
For now, one thing is clear: RESCENE has caught Jung Kook’s attention — and ARMY and RESCENE fans are watching closely to see what happens next.
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